Rossville Elementary School third-grade teacher Allison Kisor is teaming up with Ridgeland High School senior Key Club President Rebecca Hall to create a K-Kids Club inside Rossville Elementary.
“K-Kids Club is a great opportunity to teach the students how to give to others and the community,” said Kisor. “What better place to give back than your own school?”
K-Kids Club students have been creating encouragement posters to hang on the walls for fellow students to make them feel like they can tackle the CRCT exams coming soon. The students also create holiday cards for people in local nursing homes.
“For my senior project I knew I wanted to do something with Key Club,” said Hall. “I’ve been in the Key Club since my sophomore year. I’m helping to create a K-Kids Club and we have a continuation of ideas for the club next year too. There’s a K-Kids Club at Chattanooga Valley Elementary School and a Builder’s Club at Rossville Middle School that both are versions of Key Club.”
Hall would like to work on beautification projects with the Rossville Elementary School K-Kids Club. For example, she assisted club members in creating bird feeders out of pine cones recently to hang on the school grounds.